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Please post also some code that constructs the graphic objects. Then potential helpers may give pointed details. Here is some start.

sage: A = arc( (0,0), 1, sector=(pi/4, pi/3) )
sage: print A
Graphics object consisting of 1 graphics primitive
sage: print dir(A)

The print A delivers of course no information. The methods of A are shown using dir. Alternatively, type A. and hit the TAB (possibly twice). Only the public methids are shown. For more hidden methods try A._ and the TAB. (Or double underscore.) My "favorite" way to search the internal representation of a sage object is to ask for its _dict__. Try:

sage: import pprint
sage: pprint.pprint( A.__dict__ )